Mechanical Designer-Drafter

Position Overview The Mechanical Designer-Drafter performs drafting functions for development of new and existing products using Autodesk Suite (AutoCAD) software. He/she may also be required to draft as-built equipment and to update Bills of Material (BOM). Candidates should be proficient preparing mechanical drawings, layout drawings, parts/materials lists and 3-D models. Be able to work independently or as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.

Provide design and drafting support to other designers and engineers in the areas of mechanical design, documentation, assembly and installation.

Prepare various mechanical drawings, 3-D models, structural steel support/framing drawings, weldment drawings, part detail drawings and Excel BOMs.

Assist in selecting basic mechanical equipment, valves, conveyors, blowers, fans, materials, fasteners and coatings as defined in project specifications.

Performs a preliminary self-check of drawings produced prior to submitting them to the project engineer for approval.

Assists designers and engineers with shop and field modifications of equipment and “As Built” mark-ups.

Requirements

Associate’s Degree in related field or equivalent and 5-8 years drafting experience in industrial mechanical engineering, or

8-12 years of relevant drafting experience.

Proficient in rapid equipment design/drafting using AutoCAD (version 2010+).

Inventor and/or Solidworks experience is a plus.

Design experience with Dust Collection Equipment (Baghouses, Cyclones, Ductwork, etc.), Bulk

Material Handling Equipment, Piping, Conveyor Systems, and Structural Steel is a major plus.

Proficiency with MS Office Suite products.

NOTE: This description is not intended to be all-inclusive. The employee may perform other agreed-upon responsibilities to meet the ongoing needs of the organization.

Basic Responsibilities of All Positions

· Act with integrity and honesty and add value to the company.

· Work with others as a team and communicate effectively.

· Offer solutions to problems, and think creatively, but always use common sense.

· Simplify tasks, procedures, routines, drawings, etc. whenever possible.

· Be aware of how others are affected by your actions.